Sateeshm

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by Sateeshm 5y ago
Honestly, that painting is nonsensical. It's great at a glance. But when you look at it for a few seconds, it's just impressionist type blob painting without any features that make impressionist paintings great.
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by Sateeshm 5y ago
I agree. But i'm sure someone will create an ML model that might give what you need, not just what you asked for. Good enough for commercial purposes, mostly. Personally, I would never buy a painting generated by an ML model, or even a
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by Sateeshm 5y ago
Shows me an error after showing the UI for a second. Error: ERROR The minimum resolution for this app is 720x400 pixels When I click cancel, it takes me to disney.com. huh?
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by Sateeshm 5y ago
I'm from India and i get about 10 spam calls a day. Mostly Bank offers
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by Sateeshm 5y ago
The only time I used to use real player was to download music from official CDs, the ones you couldn't just copy and paste. Otherwise the whole software looked and felt like malware
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by Sateeshm 5y ago
r/keming
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by Sateeshm 5y ago
Yeah, vanilla js for large projects only makes sense if you don't agree with with the way existing frameworks are doing things, because you are going end up creating a framework for the project anyway.
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by Sateeshm 5y ago
I got called into an onsite meeting today because supposedly the brainstorming would be more productive (even though this project has been launched successfully fully remote). But the meeting room they booked only seats 5 (strict seating re
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by Sateeshm 5y ago
One thing w3schools has going for it are the elaborate examples. That really helps when it's a new concept you are trying to learn. Mdn is better for looking up syntax
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by Sateeshm 5y ago
I wonder if China already put a few Gales under the Walter Whites of TSMC
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1950's Graphic Studies from a Gujarati Designer (2020)(neil.computer)
31 points by Sateeshm 5y ago|1 comments
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by Sateeshm 5y ago
Svelte has one of the biggest ecosystems since it works great with any vanilla js library
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by Sateeshm 5y ago
Agreed. Svelte is the most beginner friendly framework.
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by Sateeshm 5y ago
r/chodi paints an accurate picture
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by Sateeshm 5y ago
I don't think that is very far off considering writing is the primary use case